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STRERI'. B N are our moats for the Dally
and W Pont brthose °Din% and aro.au-
I:wised to takedditertiseammte audianboariPtums
or um at our &wort Azar*.
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SA.TURDAY MORNING, JUNE 27.
UM AND NEIGBOIIIIOOII INTILLIGANOB
' Professor Monroe, principal of the South
Pittsburgh Schools, was presented yester
day, by Grammar Class No. 1, with a beau;
tiful silver;oblet and pitcher. An im
promptu collection was also taken up .for
the janitor.
A 13ak will be" presented by the ladies of
South Pittsburgh to day, to the construct
ors of Fort Mechanic on Mt. Washington.
The ceremony come off at three o'-
clock.
A number of men entered the beer hall
;of dichael Lang, Liberty street, yester
day, and demanded beer, which was re
fused. They were intoxicated and. enter
-ed through the`hall door, the , other doors
"being Closed. When told they could have
notlung to drink, they, began to act in a
riotous Manner, 'ticking the doors, throw
ing stones, &c. John L3dlie, Thomas
Flinn and John Malarvey, three of the
par:tY, have been arrested and committed
to juil.
Little Sewickley Moving.
We are glad to learn that Capt. B. P.
— N viii bag succeeded in not only raising
one, bat already there are names sufficent
downlia_fill two companies. The Captain
is a business man and knows how to man•
age matters. We have the satisfaction of
stating now that this company has grown
from a hundred to a hundred and sixty
members, and more coming in daily,
and that the probability is that there
will be enough gallant men to make two
full companies. More than this, we are
informed that last night at an informal
meeting,of the company, it was agreed to
''"organize under the late and satisfactory
who
Brooke. Sixty members
__(all were present) signed at once,and
' - 'who can will, doubtless ' follow suit as
soon as the matter comes before them.
.Milting Cases for the Soldiers.
Mr. Miner, Fifth street, has just re•
ceived another lot of Soldiers writing cos
* the neatest and most convenient yet
made. These cases weigh but a couple of
ounces and are such a convenience to sal
diere that every person who has a friend
in the army should send for one of them.
They can be had for a mere trifle, and
cannot send to soldiers a gift, the receipt
of which will be hailed with more lively
satisfaction.
Judge seek,
One of the party dismissed from the Ar
seual, calle3 upon us to-day and stated
that he was not one of the original party
whose names were
.reported by Mr. Mc
Farland,.and that he was not aware of any
accusation against him until he was dis
charged. He exhibits an affidavit to this
effect, - Made before Justice Janey. We
have only to say that, if the parties an
,ensed had appointed their portion of the
committee, in accordance with their origi
hut suggestion. Mr. Beck, and all others
suspected, would have had ample oppor
tunity for defense. Now they seek to
create sympathy by assming that they
were tried without having any notice.—
Gazette, of last evening.
- Manchester Light Inthntry.
At a meeting of the Manchester Light
InfautuCorps, held at their armory in the
borough of Manchester, the following
named gentlemen were chosen a Corn
mittee on Finances: John Sampson, Esq ,
W. -H. Phelps, W. S. Sprat, James A.
Hutchinson, Abraham Patterson and Jas.
Miller.
The Fifteenth Regiment.
Col. Galway is now encamped in Mc-
Farland's Grove, near East Liberty, at
"Camp Swearingen,." so named out of re
spent to Gen. Ifrooks' accomplished A.
A. G•
Railroad Smash Up.
The Westward bound train of the C. &
P. R. R. collided with the train Eau at
Wellsville, yesterday afternoon. limners
were badly smashed up, but fortunately no
one was severely hurt. The accident was
caused by the displacement of Bewitch.
Battery A.
Thiel company will come into the city
this afternoon about four o'clock, parade
through the streets and return to camp.
Gen. Brooks went to the camp of the
company yesterday afternoon and wit
nessed a drill.
Death of John Irwin, Sr.
Oar columns are charged this evening
with the announcement of the death of an
other of Pittsburgh's representative men.
Mr. John Irwin, hr., is known through
out Western . Pennsylvania as one of our
oldest,most substantial and influential cit
izens. He - was one of the earliess native
born denizens of this locality ; -has always
maintained a high position among its
most active and energetic business men,
and preserved an enviable reputation for
high worth in all the spheres of lite in
which he was called to act. His individual
lite, dating in its origin with that of the
"settlement where be was born, was ever
a living influence in the tido, that, amid
all the vicissitudes through which it has
passed, has resulted in making Pittsburgh
what it is. Mr. Irwin has been for a
large portion of his life successfully en
gaged in the manufacture of ropes,
twine, cordage, &c. His establishment
was the first and has long been the largest
west of the mountains. As a business man,
Mr. Irwin was singularly prompt, exact
And e,:ergetie, and even daring the last
f ew y ears , notwithstanding his ad vanced
age , h e was r b _markable for the blitheness
.or his step, the buoyancy of his spirits,
and the activiti of his habits: the pulmo
nary complaint which catis:d his death was ' '
contracted about two weeks shire by expo
sure while superintending the bnilding_of
a residence for himself at Sewickley. His
great interest in its construction led him
to be ever active in attending to all the de
tails. Mr. Irwin was married twice, and
all. his - children, we believe, are fully"
grown. His sudden decease will be
mourned by a large circle of relatives, by
whom he was much beloved and revered.—
Chronicle
Watch Returned.
kir. J J. 011rien's watch, previously
noticed as 'being - taken while at work on
the fortifications, has been returned to
him ; it _seems it was taken in fun by a
comrade. All right again.
Serious Charges.
Lords Campbell has beeritommitted to
jail by Alderman Nicholson to answer
charges of seduction, fornication 'and
bastardy, preterred by Catherine Long.
The parties are, colored.
In the Tropics:
A bright, sparkling and genial book of
sidenes, travel and adventure of the West
/ndies, edited by Richard B. Kimball, an.
'thor of •'fit- Ledger," • Tedercurrents of
Wall atreet. it e t s , For sale by Miner next
-door to the Postoace.
AT Prrr3cn'si opposite lb° PoetotEen,
you can biwaye find a large supply of fine
photogatpldo albums, wicket hooks ; ual. ,
let, stationery, news: IXH* B /144,t PIN*
end everything to hie line.
Presentations.
Rockford.
A capital new "Society Novel"' by Mrs.
Lillie Devereux Litosted, author of "South
wold." A spirited fiction, full of incident
and vigorous character painting. For sale
at Miner's.
Frank Leslie's Lady's illagaz Jae
This excellent lady's book is oat for
July. Itcontainsaome fifty fashion plates.
Every lady should have a copy, to be had
at Pittock's opposite the Postoffice.
Fotrun OF JULY is near at hand, so lay
in your supply of flags. Pittock receives
orders for all sizes from five feet to fifty.
Also silk flags. His store is opposite the
Postoffice.
SEE the immense stock of shoes at Ma
sonic Hall Auction House, 55 Fifth street
CANVAS SHOES for marching in, at the
Masonic Hall Auction House.
LATEST styles of shoes at the Masonic
Hall Auction House.
•
Hotel Tor Rent.
The " Massey House," located on the
corner of Rosa and Breckenridge streets
opposite the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
Railroad Depot is now offered for rent.
The " House" is in good repair and ha
beeridoing a good business. To any per
son understanding the business a fine op
portnnity is now offered. Immediate pos-
session will be given. Apply to
tf THOS. MCionE, No. /88 Fret st.
GROVE& & 811111113 Sewing Machina% for 1.. m f 1.4
manufaattuingpurposes, are the beat In me.
A. P. C 3ATONAY. General Agent
18 A" , filo street. Pittabareb:P e
CIELEIIRATED EX
'LI HANDKERCHIEF.
Ashland Flowers
Alisma
Aniarylli Bouquet de Clifford°
Bouquet d'Arable
Bouquet de Carolina
Beraamotte,
Caafie
Camelia
Clemati to
Cedrat
Citronelle Rosat
Crystal Palace
Geranium
°Widower
Garden Flowers
Heliotrope
Honey
Honey suckle
Hawthcra
Hyacinth,
J amnia
Jockey Club,
•
;Jenny Lind
:Mousseline
Millefleurs
Magnolia
arechale
BAZIN'S HEDYOSMI A,
ted Persian Essence, the moss
Imparting to the handkerph
and lasting odor.
ESSENCH BOUQUIdT—TREBLE EXTRACT
:UPPER '1 EN.—A large assortment of Toilet
Soaps, Shaving Creams, _ Preparations for the
Hair, Cosmetics, Toilet Waters, Dentifrio El, and
Perfumery of all kinds, constantly on band.
For sato by CHAS. If. till PER,
d sa3) Corner Penn and St. Clair et.
tollaPa TB 7
rANCT AND PLAIN
FIMMITITIIE CIEI ALAIN
WOUIWOUSF4I3SEOUTHITELD ETRII7
alawasa Sixth street and Virgin alloy.)
lemma tams.
11CDENNICYLVANIA CORPS Ole THE
IIEPARTAERNT OPIRB - rtiONUNGAHN:
LA—The un d Inv gne lel tie eits of in
the. county of Ahasheay, hereby volantartlY
agree to forma Company, tinder the authority
given to Major General W. T, 11:33rookr,Com •
mandant of the Department of the Mono eta.
The amount s equivalent . exceed_e_f4SY
the week. or its U. 111.48 t he orTars
meat is tammied or invaded-by theenetoy ; and
tinder nagreumstances arethe)mdersigned to be
taken for Military service out of this Depart
ment.: acoornizur to the terms get forth in Order
N 0.2 of -Maier Genera Brooss. - in the fullowick
language; 'Under no of onmstaneeis can these
troopS be trar.sterred to any other Department."
The' Tindall/lined arpomted a Committee by
Assistant Adjutant General Slone, to prepare a
Mutes Rotifer the volunteers in this department
for the service of Protecting their property and
Rera„A riodPiiitable IP_,,the.imt extremes of
pustodustrio us ellinnillnitri e carefully drawn
up the above in tile form eedal contract.
Thomas Balton% . W, Loom
fi
Jes. S,Graham.
U.
0:8
John ilarPer. U. W. B i trdif:r
Wm. hilrmight:
T.R. BROOKS, Maj;Gen.
Troops moil s accep ou the foregoing terms.
Muster can be had at the : ffice of General
Rowe.,
in2f. -
nITALINGTON HERRIN BOX
k ts Nst reoeived and for 241_0 7
itEYmma it 'BRO.
Wind amt.
iiiiiiiialeiif" ale Ifielbteisois - Noi li.
Dispatches Teceivetyester day announce
the stoking of Captain Frank M. Ravit.. l -, -
son,s fine steamer Lebanon No. 2'-'at ibe .
foot of Big Hurricane Island, - in'theLoWer '
Ohio. _Theholttlfrill prove a total Ina,'
while a portion of the cargo will he saved.
The Lebanon was bound ;from-:Cincinnati
for Meniphia,'Witti 200 toes of fixed gov
-ernnient ammunition, _and a large' ' lot, of
sutler stores, The Lebanon was 'built
here, and came out in October, 1861: She
had canacity for 550 tons, and :cost $24,.
000. Her owners,,on .. several ominous,
refased,sBs,ooo for the Lebanon. • She
was insured for $18,000 ; divided se fol
lows: Magnolia,s4,ooo; Uomeik,ial,
$4,000; City, $4, 000; m
American, $4,000,
and Central. $2,000. The balance Was
insured for $2,000 in the City. and s 4 i o oo
in the American Insurance office, of this
city. Mr. Palmer, the agent : for the
Underwriters, and President More,' of the
American office, left for the wreck lag
night—Friday's air. Cam. - i
Manager Henderson.
We hear "it= rumored (perhaps ourre
marks may be deemed contraband) that
this gentleman's company and personal
friends are contemplating givirig him very
soon, a ComplimentarTßenefit. We can
didly say that if midi ,a' - he fact; those of
his friends who are projecting the matter
may count us in, for a more worthy gen•
tlemen we never knew, connected with
this or any other theatrical estalishnient.
The Public Seheola
Of this city,- closed yesterday for the-sum
mer vacation. They, mil open again on
the first Mendip of September. • -
.
Theatre..." Blazeppa" and ftlfack
Sheppard on Horgebaek.
The lovers of equestrian plays hate
certainly a treat in store for them this
evening.- Manager Henderson precepts'
for the last time this season the above two
Equestrian Dramas, with the daring Miss
Eberliej as Mazsppa and Jadk Sheppard.
The fearless riding of this lady completely
terrified tho immense numbers who flock
ed to witness her personation of the for
mer character, upon Monday and Tues-
My evenings last. The terrific. - flight of
the wild horse—with Mazeppa lasted to.
his back—np to the extreme height of the
Theatre is truly a wonderful performance.
On-Mndixy evening the old Pittsburgh
favorite, o Charley roster, takes his
Charley has made hie very best efforts to
amuse our Theatre going friends, and
upon the occasion of his benefit let them
rally around him.
Weekly Papers.
.
John W. Pittock, opposite' the Post.
office, has received all the weekly acd
pictorial papers. Among them we notice
Harpers Weekly, Frank Leslie's Mos
trated, New York Illustrated News, &in
taitung five engravings about the war.—
The New York Independent contains
J3eecher's first European letter. Besides
the papers mentioned there are numerous
others, together with all the latest maga
zines. Don't forget the place. Give him
a call.
CHARLES LINDSEY has been held to bail
in $3OO, by Mayor Alexander, to answer
a charge of assaulting a son of Mrs. Ger
trude Merrick. The parties reside-in- the
Fourth Ward, Allegheny.
ACTS FOR THE
Mignonette
Musk
Meadow Flowers
Lilac
Lily of the Valley
Now-mown Hay
Orange Flowers
Patebouly
Pink
Poppinaek
Portugal
PRos e rairie Flowers
Rough and Ready
Spring Flower
Sweet Briar
Sweet Pee
Sweet Lavender
Sweet Lettuce .
Sweet Clover
Tuberos • -
Tea Rose
Vio'etto
Verbena
Vetivert
Vanilla
West End
White Lily
Winter Biosom
a highly eoneentra
t elegant perfume for
ief a very agreeable
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
XLJUI•OTUYISO OF
Yiseioa ^ of the 'George Griswold,
to - "Verirelii l :44 - esent State of
Vnglish Public Gpiejort,
To - the Edi/Oo* - tAA A # 4:l l York
• As manylailmrie§ are. made of teer re
, spectin g tlie eiiTiei3itidn el'-the American
relief•shipGeorp Griswold with her car
go 0f 1.4 . i . .k0 barrels of - flour and food for
die suffering operatives of Great;Britain,
permitinela a few words to state the
facts. a
The ship was received in Liverpool with
many , demonstrations of national respect.
end naval authorities
united to bid her , welcome. Her car o
i. was sPbetlily distributed among those in
need, brttieliands of responsible parties'
Large public meetings followed the dis
tribution, in various parts- of the distress
ed-.districts, at Which the people received
mires an American clergyman, with much
good feeling and enthusiasm. - Resolutions
were passed, at'the close of these popular
demonstrations, warmly pledging the sym
pathy of the laboring masses of Great
Britain with the struggle of the United
States to maintain the Union and Consti
talon, as the strong hope of European lib
erty.
The report that the bread' has been wast
ed by the recipients is entirely erroneous.
When the character of the gift was ex
pltiaed to them the recipients were
grateful, and carried the welcome bread
home to, their families,
The facts warrant me in saying that a
very large majority of the people of the
British-empire are strong for the union
and frendem of America.
I shall be obliged to the editors of our
country if they will copy this brief note.
CHAS. W. DENNISION
New. York, Juba 26, 1863
• Anxious to be a Widow.
The Columbus Journal says that while
many wives in that vicinity, are anxious to
keep their husbands' Mimes off the en
rolling officer's books, an instance of the
opposite kind occurred in the Second
Ward, where a Dutch woman was found
who Was eXceedingly anxious to have her
husband's name enrolled, notwithstand
ing he was over fifty years of age. She
begged the enrolling officer to place his
name on the.liat, and as an inducement to
have him do so, she said she had lived
with the man long enough, and she
wanted to get rid of him. Her efforts
were nnavailirg.
Returned from a Cruise.
The . steamships Tonawanda and Suwan
rie, which were sent in search of the pri
vateer Tacony, arrived at Philadelphia
on Tuesday. Neither of them had en•
countered the object of their search, nor
obtained any information as to her svhe:e
abonts.
Pugilistic
Heenan, accompanied by Tom Sayers,
is-expected to arrive in New York next
month. It is said the latter is to be Heen
an's second in the prize fight betwen King
and Heenan.
Presentation to Mrs. Banks.
A porcelain plate and cup, each bearing
a remarkably truthful likeness of General
Banks, executed by Lux, has beep pre
sented by Judge Roselius, of New Orleans,
to Mrs. Banks.
Enrollment Completed.
The State of Rhode Island has coin
pleted her. enrollment. The enrollment
in several other of the New England
States will be completed in a couple of
days.
Canadivn
General Election.
According to the Montrc , al Herald, the
result of the elections up to Saturday eve
ning was the return of 55 Ministerialists
and 25 opposition.
- -
COL. Percy Wyndham has taken cold in
his wound received at Beverly Ford, and
now lies seriously ill at his lodgings in
Washington.
ILE SAVINGS INSTIIVIUTIONNo
DV street, opposite the C uunoir.
frorditi. Chartered by the Legislature.
OFFICERS.
Prea1dent..................J MIMS PARR, dr
VICE PEZSIDENTS.
Wm. $. Smith H. F. Ro Id
Thos. D. Meader A. Rein Anon
Francis Sollars Jost .o- Rhodes
John F. Jennings. JanoL Stnchresth
Thomas 8. Blair Alex. Bradial
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
TIIIISTUB.
Josiah sing C Zng
A 8 Bell Joe Dilworth
El 8 Fowler W A Reed
Jsus
RoWhm Woodwell R 0 Schmertz
C W Ricketson
J M Tiernan 8 H Hartman
1) M Long It J Anderson
Jos W Baxter D E McKinley
C 11 Wolf Robert D Cochran
Wm Smith W Hansen
U B Jonec B F Jones
W II Phelps C B Herron
OROBZWIT .ND Taxasuriza.
D. IL MoKINLEY.
-
Open daily, from 9A. st. to 2P. Y. Also, Tues.
Mit, and Saturday evenings from 6 to S o'clock.
°posits received of ONE DIME and upwards.
ividends declared it December and June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain aro placed to the
credit of the depositor as pridoipal, and bear in
terest, thus compounding it.
Books containing Charter. 'By-Laws, Jo.. fur
nished at the office.
*ii` This Institution offers,ecially to these
persons w ose earnings are sma esp rt, the opportunity
to amino by small deposits, easily saved. a
stun which • be a resource when needed, thtir
mooey not only being safe but bearing interest. i u
stead of remaining unproductive. mvl
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES
Lon Prices.
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE
TORRENCE & McGARR,
n, tic s
Corner Fourth and Market lame*.
PITTSRUKG a.
DRUGS!
DRUGS!
• DRUGS I
MEDICINES ! MEDICINES
MEDICINES ! MEDICINES I
CHEMICALS I CHEMICALS !
CHEMICALS ! CHEMIVALL
DYES I
DYES!
DYES I
PAINTS PAINTS 1 PAINTS 1
PAINTS 1 PAINTS I PAINTS
PAINTS! PAINTS PAINTS !
OILS!
• OILS!
OILSI '
SPICES 1 SPICES 1 SPICES ! SPICES
SPICES 1 SPICES! !WIC SPICES!
SPICES 1 SPICES! SPICES ! SPICEE 1
Soda. Cream Tartar, Eng. Eitotrrd,
French, Eft lich. and American Perfumery,
-and Toilet articles. Bushes. Trusses, Patent
Medicines. and all Druggist articles. &Hods'
nitre articles. Low prices.
lEl2Pbriclans ProsetiPtious essourstaly com
pounded at all hours.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal use
inB;diy.o
CONOMY WEEF.I.ED AND DE
linl do.vins Noss Bake% for aale by
13NMBAlkt A: LONG,
iu4 ; - 127 Idberty street
I►;Y BAKES; (wheeled, revolving
KIR and hand,) Hay Perks; for'sele by
! • - BECKHAM &LIM%
=3O . • • No. 3g7 Liberty etre ,
IWIO4IA CCO..
:A- 10 uegi 6 Wiiiist t taistired•and for
sale by! - FETZER.
- earlier of Market and First St
SP*DES. SHOVELS, HOOKS
Fo'ks, Scythe Stones, &0., for sale by ...
. _ BKCKEI.A.M it L 01.19,
127 .Liberty street:
ails* AND IILONIIRE FORMS. ilex
I F.
I#alces, scythes, Soother. Soythe Stones.,
Oraio adios, and all other to.evestios .. .ltople.:
watts. or eale be
IUiBE; WWI Ji toiie- .
. . - X Likertr:3llinot.
TELEGRAPHIC.
'lrtrE IrtitvA
GettysburgTccupied by the
Rebel Forces,
Reliefs in Pennsylianla About
Enemy Within Four Miles of Carliele
&0., &c.,
HARRISBURG, June 26.—Therebel trocps
which occupied Gettysburg to day was the
division of Longstreet's corps, This
makes two corps known
. to have crossed
the POtotnac . The:tit:lope of 'Lcngstreet
are suppoSed to have crossed at Shepherds
town Ford. When Rhodes' Division, of
Ewell's corps, arrived at Chambersburg,
the operator:.was unable to escape ; he
remained until Wednesday and then made
his escape by way of London to the Penn
sylvania Railroad, and arrived here to
dry, They numbered about twelve thou
sand and had live batteries with a long
train of wagons and ambulances.
All the officers had on 1 . 113 W taliforms,
which had no dJubt been sent to Hagers
town by rebel syrnpathiz- , rs in anticipation ,
of their arrival
When he left. Gen. Johnson's division,
belonging to the same corps, was within
six miles of the town.
The soldiers believed they were going
to Harrisburg, and were very anxious to
know how far it was.
The enemy have made no effort to oc
cupy Carlisle to-day, although they are
encamped within four miles of the town.
has rained all day, and the river is
now I iairg
VI T ILON'iS Pi L L
CIJI - ZE
SICK liiiADALCHE
CURE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
CU Rte:
ALL KINDS OF HEADAC
VVIESON'S PILLS are the result of
long invetitigation and a.reful conducted
arperiments having been in use many years,
during which time they nave prevented and to
hewn' a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nerneui
system or from a deranged state of the stomach
They may be taken at all times with porter(
afety, without making any change r f Diet, and
the absence of any dissigreeahle taste, renilery it
cog to administer them so children.
By the use ot these Pills tho periodic at
tacks of Nerve. or Sick ileadoche may be pre
vented; and if taken in th,. commencement of
an attack immediate relief of pain and eioknea=
w.ll be obtained.
They sel loin fail in removing Nausea and
Headache, to which females are so Sable( t
They act gently on the bowels — removing lgo ,
tiveuess.
For Literary, Mon, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of .e-deelery lmbit., they ore
valasble a, a Laxative, impi ovine the appegite,
giving tone and rigor to the digeative organs,
and restoring the natural elastidity and' atrongtb
of the whew system.
BEWARE OF COUNTRFEEITS I
The genuine have signatures of li. A. WTI,
SON and B, L. FAHNESTOCIi st CO. on
each Box,
Sold by all Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Bot will be sent by mail prepail on re
ceipt of the
E 2 CETS.
All orders s P
hould ßlC be add s
ressed N
to.
B. L. FABNESTOCK & CO
aplulerxi kw t JalfliTTBErr2all' Pa.
WM. .P.F]l\ll74l
(ro elf SEELY 81.00171 f HOUSE)
*NO, 422 PENN STREET, Plttabargh,
THOS. KELLY, - - PaOralETort.
HAVING ENTIRELY /REFITTED
the hernia, I am prepared to offor - every , ac
commodation to guests at a very moderato price.
There it, a good Livery stable adjoining the house
janl.3:lwdedyw.
lIBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY WV-
A. en, that Letters of Administration have
been granted to the subscriber, on the estate of
Phil alplric, dee'd, late ot Allegheny county.
And orson9 having claims or demands against
the estate of said deceased, are ronneqed to make
known the same to me on Carson street, Bit
mingharn, i:hont del , y.
JACOB U
Adm'nietWor of the estate of EmiIyLRICIL
Ulrich,
deed.
my7.6tw
LoNoON AND INTERIOR
Royal Mail Company's
CELEBRATED REMEDIES
BLOOD POWDER AND
BONE OINTMENT,
A certain cure for Diseases of Horses and Cattle,
known to and used only by the Company in their
own stable, from 1844-until the opening , of the
Railway over the principal routes. After the gen
eral use of these remedies in all the stables of the
Company their annual sales of condemned stook
were diecon+i oned. zincing the. Comp ceeding 17.005 per annum. in 1&53 tho London
Brewers' Association offered the Company 12.000
for the receipes and use the articles only in their
own stables.
BLOOD POWDER
emrtain cure for founder, distemper, rhettma.
, hide bound, inward strains, loss of appeti
weakness, heaves, coughs, colds, and all d4seases
of tho lunge, surfeit or swabbers, glanders. poll
evil, mapge, inflammation of the eyes, fistula.
and all diseases arising from impure blood, cOr
reels the stomach and liver, Improves the appe
tite, regulates the bowels. corrects all deranve
mAnts of the glands, strengthens the system.
makes the skin smooth and glossy. Horses bro
ken down by hard labor or driving, quickly re
stored by using the powder once a day. Nothing
will bo found equal to it in keeping horses up in
appearance, condition and strength.
London and Interior Itosal Mail ijomPariTs,
CELEBRATED BONE OINTMENT.
A certain cure for spavin, engbone, scratches,
lumps, tumor+, sprains, swoihngs, bruises fou.,-
dared Toot, chi I lblai 36, wind galls, coutraotions of
the tendoos, bone enlantenients, &c.
Blood Powder 50c per P 2 on, packages • Bone
(Hutment 50c per 8 oz. jar. No. 34) strand, Lon
don.
McKesson Rorbias, New York.
French, Richards Sr Co.. Philadelphia.
TORRENCE dr NicsOARR.
Pittsburgh Drug House,
Corner Fourta and Market streets
‘IOR(44.IIfIWOUSE DROVE YARDS.—
INJL The tindervigned Las openimg Rorgan
Mime for the aocommodatiwi drovers and
etockdcalers, at the the corner of iPastareLane
and Taylor Avenue, near the stook depot of
the Pittsburgh. Port Wayne and Chicago Raw
way. He has extensive stookpens, st elf covered
and commodious feed and sale yatd., abutting
upon the railroadplatform.thtm giving great con-'
vecience in Loading and unloading. The pens
have been enlarged so as to accommodate 3,000 to
4,000 head. and the yards as many more. Coin
fortable moommodations are provided in the
honk, for owners of stook, and tho subscriber ge
spec fully solicits a share of their patron age;
Tenor for boarding and rent of yardn .s modermate.x
mbl2 nsi,
DUQUESNE WORKS.
HAILMAN, RAHN & 00.,
wANUFACTUBXII/3 OP
Iron, Nalls,Plow Spring, Am. B.
Steel, Springs, Axes, &e.
WAREHOUSE, NO, 77 WATER STREET
PITTSBURGH. PA.
tirw
CII LT IVATO It & CORN PLOWS
.forlale by
BECK H& LONG,
No 147 Liborty.troot
.
- nowt APPLES PEACERLP4L.
17 IQ° busbe!s choice dry Peaches. 300
Busheli Apples in Store and far sale ho
JAS A, FETZER.
in 3 ' Corner &f ticet First St .
MOE AV E NIT PROPERTY
goad brink " ; duelling hen% and
lot with
'.
Nr _ lard JO.* on or near the
"'" A DD
I
12,000
&c.i &c
rollicks DELIGHTFUL SIMILES
1. sort. immediately on the line of the Coo
tie! P. ie. R., located on the Summit • t the Ade.
jiheay Mountains, 2.800 teat above the level of
the sea, will be open for the reception ofyisitore
on the lyth of June. 1803, and will be kept
open until the first of Oc..ober.
The water and air at this point porsest supe
rior attractions. The analyses made in the ie.-
boratery of Professors Booth, Garrett. and Ca
mac, or Philadelphia. chow the exist. somef valu
able mineral elements, the waters. of cf the
springs being of the iron or ehalybeete class, and
and others- eontalning sa.in• or aperient salts.
Pnre mountain water abounds; ard the guests
will also bo supplied with mineral waters from
other springs, such as Blue Lick, Bedford and
Saratoga Waters.
Ample facilities for bathing have been provi
ded, new plunge and donoh baths erected, and
tio• and Cold Baths can at all times be ob
tained.
The grounds. walks. ,ke.. have picturesque pro 70d. ard are of a vatizd and
character.
There is at Cresson Sprirga, a Te:cgraph Office
and Iwo daily mails Item Philadelphia and
PiEttxscbuurg6on
a T n i d c ketsrm n e dba tobntaiwntd.
at the office
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
For further information apply to
GEO. AV. MULLEN.
falLdim Cresson Springs. Cambria Co. Pa.
Ericiwuss..._u.r...onsi
FURNISHING STORE
GOODS FOR TIIE
KITCHEN,
Brushes
Baskets
Jelly Moulds
Wash Baaiva
Cup Mops
Wire Sieves
Coal Soutde
Stove Polish
Knife Washers
Basting to n s
eavhs
Sauce Pans
Bird Roasters
Fry Pans
Farina Boilers
Egg Boaters
Flour Pails
Water Filterera
Pie Hates
Clothes Wringers
Wooden Spoons
Butter Prints
Wash Tabs
Soap Cups
Sad Fonts
rons
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes, &c., Site,
.NINE Room
PLAT&D,
Tin Ware,Wooden Ware
Spice Boxes
Cup Tube
Straw critters
hair Sieves
Mince Knives
Silver Soap
Chamois skins
skewers
Gridirons
Lemon Squeezers
Stew Pans
%Vatio irons
ish Kettles
ham Boilers
Gr-t era
Larding Neetilers
Pudding Pans
Broad Pans
Butter Ladles
Iron Holders
Step Ladders
Keelers
Clothes Line!
Scales
Cook's Knives
Bread Boxes
Scoops
FOR THE Di .
SILVER P
Castors
Syrup Jugs
Cake Knives
Crumb Knives
Salt Stands
Fruit Stands
Butter Knives
Soup Lail)es
Gravy Ladles
Children's Cups
Round & Oval Salvers)
Bouquet Stands
CIITL
Ivory Handled Knives
Cocoa do do
Stag d o d o
hugHA Tea Trays
Fork dtz Spoon Trays
Dish Corers
Hash Dishes
Wine Strainers
Spirit unfree Pots
labia Mats
Bread Baskets
Wine Coolers
Refrigerators
FOR THE
Toilet Jare
Foot Baths
Infant's Baths
Matron' Brushes
Shaving Atnas
Brom, Match Holders'
Flower Stands
Nurser./ Refrigerators
Was Tapers
REISCELL
Libraoy Steps
Vienna nab Globes
Bird awes
Vizzetts Pocket
Card do Visite Frames Flasks
Camp Knives Camp Portfolios.
And everything pertaining to a well app ointed
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
SAY RICHARDS,
First door below the Exchange Bank.
Vt.. All goods delivered free of charge in the
city, Allegheny, Birmingham, Manchester. Da-
Queen° borough. etc. no
For PEON Mice, Roaches. Ants. Bed Bugs.
Mote, in Fare, Woolons, &c,. Insects on Plants.
Fowls, Animals. Aro.
Put up 250. 500 and $lOO boxes, Bottles and
Firma& $3 and $5 sizes for Hotels. Puelio Insti
tutions ,to,
"Only infalible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Haman Family."
atscome out of their holes tb die."
WI- Sold ho'esale in all large cities.
816. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers everr
where.
*A. ! IBowerell of all worthless imitations
See that "Costar's" name is on eaeh Box.
*O..
B ddr e s d F I
I k ENefßoreT
von
b COSTAR,
Wll. Principal Depot 482 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by R. B. SELLERS & CO.. and B. L
FARNBSTOO.II & CO.. Wholesale Agents. Pitt
burgh. Pa. fab2B:Bmvscßiaw
ECRILAM it. LONG, No 127 Ly.u,
OLD BRTY ST., de Sepa r at ors, wers and Reapers,
Horse Powers, and FMIII MIPS. Fod
der ent:ers, and farm machinery general/1'
in 4
IL B. NORRIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO, 79 FEDERAL ST.,
ALLEGHENY CITY. Pa.
Has now on hands a splendid stook of goods
adapted to a first clam trade, which has been re
jected With great care. Goods made to order, fcr
GENTS AND BOY'S WEAR,
the latest styles, with correctness and dispatch,
Two doors below Railway crossing, A legheny.
mol4:dlw.2unr
LR. TORIAS ' VENETIAN HORSE
- liniment. pint bottles at fifty cents each,
for lauieness. cuts, galls. colic, sprains, &o. war
ranted.:beaper than an other. It is used by all
the great horseman on Long Island courses. It
will not cure ring bono nor Spavin, as there is no
Haim snt existence that will. What it is sta
ted to cure it positively does. No owner of hor
ses will be without it alter trying one bottle,
eno do:e revives and often eaves the life of an
over-heated rr driven horse. For colic and
belly-ache it has never failed. Just as sure as
the sun rises, inst so sure is this valuable Lini
ment to be the forte embrocation of the day.
Sold bvalldniggiSts. Office, E 6 Cortlandt Street.
New York,
Price 24 and Sold by all druirirlata.-
INITANION OF
inINC/ 1 WOODS ai d. an extl. cown
Oar, printed from ho-it-li! •'biqsale
with Pan ZaMildblP NlNhiAßgrf AT 3.
• 87 Wood streeiv
Corater or pouts !If St. Clair St, Pitt s
T . ,
NCE LAISHEST, CHEAPEST AND
best of the United States. $35 pars for a
faU Cptamero'airse, including titing and
ComineroialAritliMetle:
No ektwiehargesfor Manufactuara, Steamboat,
Railroad and Rank Book-keening.
Minister's sons at one-half prioe. Students en
ter and review at any time.
- This Institution is conducted by experienced
Teachers and praotioal business men, hence the
preference for graduates at this Cottage by
as mon throughout the country, as well as this
era*".
l'ref. A. COWLEY, long known a e'e best
Penman of the Union; teaches Ornamental and
Rapid Business Writing,
Por specimens of Prot Cowley's unequalled
Writing, and Catalogue containing hill informs,
tion, enclose twenVaal? to the Prinepais.
S SEEITII.
feb2:l(awdewtf..
ft 3
T E
X%.044tie`"",e 61 ,6
"OLD COUNTRY."
2
rola E - UNDERSIGNED IS PUEPA.BED
bring out emigrants fromenY part of leng
laud Ireland or Scotland, caller by superior fast
seilinggteumers, including the mammoth Pteaut-
GREAT EASTERN. or etrat•olass sailing vessels,
at far lower rates than tickets e.n be Purchased
for at any other office in Pittsburgh. Address
European Agency, Chronicle buildingO' NEIL
. Ht.
Pittsburgh, Pa mhle:gomdeodsatw
FRO 11
C ktEESE4 ON SPRI N GS
Call Bells
Nut Picks
Fist, Knives
Ice Cream Knives
Napkin Rings
Cake Baskets
Forks and Spoons
Oyster Ladles
Sugar Spoons
Mustard Spoons
Ice Pitchers
Goblets
BY.
Carvers
Forks
Square Waiters
Crumb Brushes
Crumb Trays
Chafing Dishes
Coffee Biggins
Coffee Cafetiers
Nut Crackers
Round Waiters
Cork Screws
Knife Sharpeners
Water Coolers. &v.
HAMMER.
Water Carriers
Chamber Buckets
Bowls and Pitchers
Gas shades
Nursery Shades
do Lamps
Clothes Whiskes
do Hampers
Nista, Lights.
•
SOUS.
Door. Mats
Vostas
Meat bates
NO. 30 FIFTH STREET.
,
arvitaterp=afflniVE
PCIRTIar Prrhitriscin.-
Anitavz4.
Franklin. Berinattitm„„w ae , , -
Gallatin. Clarke d
DEPARTED,
Branklin. Demnott, Brownenilla.
GaUath:L..elarko,-- - -
- •
1/141"The river—Last — esiening at twi
light there were .2 feet 10 inches water by : the
metal marts and about a stand.-
_ _
New Steamer Colossus. Capt, zl.-4. Ce..
Another new and beautiful steamer named es.
above, is row completed at our landing. Sae is a'
real beantl, and no mistake .' The Hull was bliilt
by Mr. .J.-el. Pringle, of Brownsvillet... fteegth 156
feat; beam 33 feet: hold 44 feet. She is a fine
piece of workmanship ' and does credit to her
uilders. • The Cabin has been got uto in fino
style and exceedingly goad taste, and confains I
all the la' est and best improvemeats. • Messrs;
Aubrey, Crumlow and Coon were the joineri—
The Painting was executed in /down. Murphey and Boggs beat style. and that ii saying -a
_plod
deal. The outfit was furnished by Zdessra. Late
& Duff. Upholstery by Moser ~ E irdmandson
a. co; ma ch rniture by Mosers. T... B. Young & Clo.--
The inery wa.s . built by Messrs.ttune°. At•
t .., Cylinders 15 is hes-In diameter with 4,14
feet stroke. The machinery o stains all the now
improvement , The boilers,. three en namber,3B
wastaches in diameter , r 8 feet' long was built be
Messrs. Carroll &Snyder. :Indere like all-their
work complete in 'everyparticular:., , The .."00102.
sus" is a No. 1 boat in every respect, and has
been fitted out regardleas.of expease. This sa•noh
at all strange, when it is taken into considera
tion thatshe wee built' under the superintend_ ,
once of Commodo:e A. Jacobs, an t fficer who has
devoted some eighteen years;to the baildiog and,
fitting nut of boats, and has probably, . been: en-, Rased in building more stemma: that any. man
on the Western waters. Mil ,boats are always
successful, fur-the beet of all- reasons; they aro'
sure to be adapted for the trade they are intenda
ed. The l'o ' modore has let - hitoselfrout on -this
last ;obi sonmeh for *the hpat, - Nine W:3l be tom
mended by - that prince ef - gifind - feltOws,. Capt. M.
A, Cox, an officer who has no superior: one that
has hosts of f Janda and deseee theta a
auccirs or this boat wehave p a down for cer t ain
The Clerks are Cant. G: W. Johnson„ ,one of thb
best officers of our aaquaintanoe. As commander
of the Armada. he was veer P We take
pleasure 'n saying a good word fr iar , M. it
be assisted by Mr. Morehouse... Who is a cleve e r
a w
nd ill
oblisicg gentleman. The -colossus" leaves fo r
eiscinnati on caturlay: They bait, our best
wishes fur success.
For Cintelimati and Louisville.
SATURDAY. June 27-10 ABU- : '
THE NEW PASSENGEIi
stormier. COLOSSUS:Iir:A: Cosi
commander. will leave as above. For freight - or
passage apply on b3arrl, or - to
laxi
i T. B. LIVINGSTON A: Co4-Akitints
Foe Marietta and Zartesville.-
!regular Iffuskinra elver _
day leaves Pfttetbrurg every,Tnesday, 4:
p. m., Zanesidlle every Felday_S a.m.'
„,„ THE 111EIVAND BP
"t 1,1
Pagans= dentin* EMMA GRA
HAM. Monroe Ayers commander. will leave aa
noted above. For freight or_ Imams apply'On
board - or to J. B. LIVII , TOBTON at CO. •
apt
PITTaBIIRGH AND 'Iin:IMMO
PACKET!
For Deaver--WellsylOndienviDe
and 'Wheeling. •
Leaven Pittsburgh, Avery: Tuesday—
Itharsday and datiunday. at 11 A... 311;
Leaves Wheeling Every Illonday-Well.-
nenday and Friday. at,
,
THE SWIFT :, ,, SUNNING
Passenger steamer, S.C. BAKER,
Eun, commander, wilt leave as announ
ced above. Fcr freight or passage apply on board
or to JAMESCoLLLNS it . CO. Alva.
mayl3
STEAMBOAT AGE.NCY.
W . . M TT
Ii opened an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET.
Where he will cream= a General Steamboat
Agency buhiness. and would Bc:digit a. aharo of pat
mato from s teamboat Men. ar,24-I0
ill CASE CARS AMILONIA JUST - BE
IL ceived and for sa'e by T. - •
GEO. A. KELLY.
69 Federal S. Allegheny
GROSS OF STRREINGS AMBROSIA
.- iiist received by • - - • •
69FedenEGdA.
Allogh-
O. _KELLY
111:p LAIR s: WRYETHII- LIQUID BEN
AD net just received by
GEO. A. 'filar?
in 3 69 'Federal Alleghexts;
GROSS OF NICHOLS ELIXIR IlioN
and bark just received by
GEO. A.ICELLY, -
ia3 69 Fedezal Bt.. Allegheny..
, .
GROSS LINDSEY'S BLOOD - NEAR=
AL cher jun received by
aFO. A. KELLY,
j u 3 69 Federal St, Allegbany.
5011 (750 38 MeLANES PILLS AND
vardultiga. :mat received by -
G KLLY;
.1113 69 Federal EO St. A .
Eilletahan7.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL !-!
mecoLislrEft et 'BAER,
108 Wood Street,
MIA TING NOW IN STORE TREE LAB.
AR gest and most complete smell:went of Ci
gars and Pipes in the City, which they are selling
at the very lowest
Cash Figures.
Call and examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. All Orders promptly attendei to.
ju23t.
T "
UHLER & WILSON
Sewing Machine
Was awarded a
FIRST CLASS PRIZE MEDAL
WORWS FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND.
where all the - Machinesof
EUROPE AND AMERICA
were in competition
Also, at the In &labial Expcsition, Parts, France,
and at every
United States Fair
at which Sewing Machines have been exhibited.
The principal Companies making Belling Ma.
chines are Wheeler & M. Bmger &
Co. and Grover& Baker. Of the machines made
there were sold 'during the Year lees reported;
By Wheeler & Wilson .1,305
By I. M. Singer Co 10,933
By Grover de Baker 10,280
Showing WHEELER & WILSON'S sales to be
double those of any other Sewing Machine Com
pany in the country,
OFFICE, .71 FIFTH STREET. KIMURA/I,
This Machine makes the ''LOCK- STITCH,f ,
and rants highest on account of the 'elasticity ,
permanence, beauty and general desirableness
of the stitching when done, and the Widerange
-of ite apigication -[iteport of the AMerioan in
stitute, New York.] julBdkurtt.
N s i nrs E rc.
a I t AID AFTER BOOTS
A
BORLAND'S 98 MARKET ST.
But as I have received a very largo stock of
MEN'S, WOMEN',
MISSES, CHTLDRENS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS. '
lam prepared to furnish all who favor me
with a call. Remember at
BORLAND'S,
CHEAP CASH STORE.-
,ul3 98 Market street, 2d door from Fifth..
U D. LYNCH, ISQIIRREL HILL.
/NA. has la'd oft SO beautiful building lobs, which
she offers for sale on reasonable terms. They aro
eligibly located, lying between the .oaleland Eta
tion and the Monongbahela Fiver. They offer
many inducements for private residences. For
Plan of lots and price. apply at the office of,
M. K. F+ OUR;
N o . 127 Fourth Et, one door above Ehrdtddield Bt.
roylklrad
D T DST R Y 7.
TEE TH EX TRACTED WITHOUT
pain by theme of Dr Oudry's apparatus, • •
HOWFBIAM---dt -IEDRIIINDSON
DIZEI T IISTS:.•• "
All work warranted.' .
134 Smithfield Street, Pine:long.
CIRTRNS DOA Pow Ens. Fos save
74/br
BECK
biertON,
.0.
in 726 =Liia inaL•ez,
LAZED WALL PAPRES_ A' OLD
vs -prices. for sale by
Ju W. P:
ti 871RN4 iv
ENlffi
' • -•- .'' DIAZEPP2I., • '''• ""
or the liVlid4ljaise 'be
. „ .. - 0 44 .
Ussepoa -r .....:.,:.........i . :...c! '' "' ' 'Aimii.Rberlie
Deiecoff..... •:)...:....L.' _ Mr Mititeadeo
ZDrol ask. ' - J. G. ;Sefton
Ordaonaba......w.
ski:-....... . ...........4-7 Anio Ward
04eize ........ ..: .7 ....1 .. ........f.- ...... Lizzie Gillet
To coneladfietitir ' ' '
. -- .- .
' •' :' Jatik l!ihtypkl”43con UOrsebacli. -
J. TReklillel tt aid . : J.4 , / , ...............:......1uizi1 e Rho lie
onattian wild... .. - ..:„.-.. ...G. Foster
Bloodrin ..................... -.. :.:....... j- 0. fief on
V(min' Wia41..1............ •`:` ... . ..Mr, chiop. Be al P
int eked ........4......... i , ;..... ... . . ........... Lizsie Billet
~..4......-ai..L................Anti0 Ward
,
. 01Mondarereiillg:bhiriefit erehailey To , -
ter, ,
Great Nationa ous,
3 1 1 0,16 EIV4Z:SI:I OW.
Under the . Managerialipirectiort of
MRS. - 0: WARNER.
•=-
• yaittmitt
WILL. le er iirrrsimunott,
i ws
_op REDI'LTON• . end of Ben Trim
:Hotel. r-d
,1 - .-' LOT,- • •
' FOR F IVE DAYS,
comm enoine T IIESDAMNIGHT.June 30. Then
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. until the
-Atilt. of July inclusive; k , z' ' , ,,'L - • - -• -• ' '
Cn.ffatm.day' AO= -4tbiThree P erformances
MORNING, - SOON AND NIGHT.
,Admission ..... waffzilltrag -Seata.:....3oe,
Reats for everybody. Performanres AFIER
NOON AND SitißT,-tt tg and 7 .;59'e1001t. This
newly organized - Concern Presents
More and .ketter;;Rorees,; , :',
- - Smalliii and Euler Ponies.
A Giester Number-of Mules. , _...:
A Better Belectioti.of Undonea Animal)...
A Larger Trona . of Pernifermerg.
•
. , .
Altorer.L'arefullyArranged Programme.
A More 'ffnexeeptionsble Entertainment.
--A Ifforeffomplete Orchestra.
4 lifole Veifeet . Outfit.
AMU° cr y
nfortabl Donal:et:toted Interior.
More Costly Dresses, . -
- A' Orehrer Yatietyrf Appoint - mg to.
And the stint:merit . of- a f - MORE CORRECT
TASTNSIED TONE OF REFINNMANT. than
have hitherto been offered to the people for their
PATRONA(E::.ANIN 'SUPPORT.
NTilit'eVt ag e ßLYS li S ia * P rali er .a rj a?
' ' SURREY,
and the proud spiritedirar steed
) . CHAMPION,
and will have the honor of introducing in a
Millstone! oapsoitY.tek danghter.
- .'.;.; MSS LIBBER RICE, . . '
lin fraperlv maze - ire exercise rf her spirited Yount
f Palfrey. SPRING 'VIOLET,
Among the ' performers engaged ars the cele—
brated-WHITBY PAMlLY.condating of Mr.
HARRY WRATHY. lformorly- .or - crook... Eng
lull Cireus) who will introduce his elegant Equine
1 • Aseentioniat 7 BIICROW. .
. • - ELAIOLLE - =MIRA, ' -
the charming Equestrienne: and
I ,
JI*S JOHNNY,
Who. on Itii-Tsiin - Peniles, - APOLLO AND
ADONIS, will appear tusihelN/REPID HUR
DLE RIDER,
Arrangements have also been Made with
,
- MR. CHARLES' HEED, '
the Retro - Equestrian and Somersaulter.
. - Mt. GEORGE DERIDES,
the Impersonator-of the Monkey Race.
, Mt. - FRANK WHITTAKER,
formerly- Equestrian "Director of Welch's Great
National - Circus ,
THE BROTHERS VONILIUD,
the best and 'matt gracefill 'gymnasts - of the day
111I.;.413,- NIRO,
thchmapien Leaper'anir .
___` - --
.ALA tGEACRODATICAND- EQUESTRIAN
not ferreting thspepular CLOWN_ANO 'COMIC
VOCALIST.
wk. .ItEriittirii,
who lainstly styled.th__ , •_e-----
MOST AMITSMG MAN, OF THE TIMES:
Those'LaughableAminine chips.''
THE COMIC MULES.
wt I be, rought into the Artnatat !ash Perform ,,, ,
once:. , _ '. - . -
_-
,i.'
A GRAND 'PEOCESSION of all the great re-ronrcen of the : 'Show. ' PEOPLE. WAGONS,
HORSES"__ PONIES. MIMES,: 441.'preceded by..l'
the . TRIUMPHAL MUSIC CAR >: containing
J. NASHILII'd HEYSONE CORN BAND.
will homed! dtdly ntlo36Viodigkrit Alient.
Dr. R P. JONES. Director of Publications,
"iu23.lw , . .-
4 doors from sth
R.IIIcII.IIL__ROTIMEEk
J.
comimmarliLlEßl 4
CARRIAGL,,MANUFACTUREK
§113,y2R 85 BRASS PLAN';•; . -r nutnidurtail ets it
and Carllo29 Hardware,
N 0. 7 St. Chdrikeeet. and Dwaine Way.
(itear the &Wm) .
P/711MitIUReap P 41.,
CHEITADOEOI3
..11A.18 DYE
THE ONLY` DYE....- —Ever analyzed
TILE ONLY DYE_........1370rn to be poinonleae
THE ONLY DYE......_.......F0r a living brown
THE ONLY-DYE..........'. Fora perfect black
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For all who desire to hivve the color of their hair
changed with_ safety certainty , and rapidity, to
any Shade they may desire.
CHEISTADOBO'S HAIR ERESEIIVA•
TIVE
Is invaluable with hit Dye, as_ it imparts the nt
ost softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the Hair.
hianatuttured• by .1. CBISTADORO . 6 Astor
Hod% NBW York. SOl4 Vi r lialthers. and appli
edhy all Hair Dresser& .
Frio% 50 Cents an,C.l2 pit bottle,.
_aaannithir
to sire: ' in2s;aawSwe.
.111, TOffilAS'
.VENETIAN LI N
JSIENT. Died of croup:: What *pretty and
interesting child'saw last week! Ent now,
alas 1 it is no more. Such waa tee conversation
of two gentlemtn riding down town in the can.
Died of croup how strange; when Dr. Tobiaa'
Venetian Liniment IS &car core, if taken in
time: Now, Mothers , we ap eal to you. It is not
for the palter gain and pro t we -make, but for
the sake of your infant child that now lies
g at your feet. - CroriP is a dangerous disease;
butting Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment in time,
and Ma-robbed of its terrors. AlwaYsi keep it bi
the holism you may not want it tomight„ or to
morrow, no telling when—tut armed 'with this
liniment,yatt are premed. let it come , when it
will. Price only 25 cents a boUle. Offices 6 cort,
laudt Street, New York. Saki by all o rturant
inlZdigiramo
- Poets about •Erzukreupsupan s .
_ Waftlitstar Co. II l i r ,tk ir tl i gt
Mr. G . Rroiltompoi; zdit or m ow •
Republikmai:
Dear Sir—
___ta_thatiiian 'kneed.
use BRAPIDUTIPS da.„ throng/1 the revolt
teteldetien ofMohn R. B,A ofCroton, Workbag
ter county , who was entirely ry to health
by their utei; He wag doh for some two yeanythrs. Ten
costive and - dpensitio. and he aing
but true int:mined: • Mealy. he t tried ook one Bran
dreth'e PM eves' , day for a week. and adose of six
Pills every day for three days. ang then tool one
Till arm day, with an onagionalcion of six. in
one month hewn able to to work; and in three_
months he well. galnhur 4g.AUdeAwtdAt_ .
Yountimutr.. E•go mend?' Funvz•
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Bstwari Purdy beim dun' Many Ewa that he
tealdes
it ths Mo w n of Naw.nentx - 64
y ears sea a was very, t arms
dok withAlians *nth le&
w hich I bean aminne for ever *squeeze that
he war also molt diaconal In a ono to his - d us k
and be4dtavery oreSisard- disPaistire that O
w trying various s a d
he rommeneedval is dziFAS 4 I O 73 V
three times aweelt t and at the en `done roan
the sore on his ivilal. atm) at the end or too
wmonths he waren eared
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